what do you have to do to make this work on a claw foot tub with 3 3/8" center mounting holes?
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It's difficult. My contractor couldn't figure it out. I had to go to my local hardware store with it and similar piece of pipe that is sticking out of the wall. They found the parts that I needed to make the connections work. The issue is that the faucet itself is in metric while our pipes are in inches. The piece that goes between the faucet and that goes to the wall are metric on one side while inches on the other. Finally, I got plumbers tape. Not the regular white one, but a blue-green color, which is more heavy duty and prevents leaks. In addition, I was told to use some sort of goop that you put on both sides of the threads (the male and female parts of the pipes - in ALL the connections: from the faucet, the adaptor, and the wall). Let it dry overnight or two days, and I guarantee that it'll work. The only other thing I can recommend if you really want a claw-foot tub faucet that has less issues, you'll have to get one made for the US inches connectors, you'll have to guy one that is REALLY expensive; like $500-$900. I hope this helps.
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The 3 holes need to be 1 1/2" wide. There is flexible tubing provided, so you can space them as desired. Our valves are spaced 8" apart.
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I didn't flush mount mine. I did a surface mount so I'm not sure of the hole size
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You will need a center mount kit specific to your machine. It appears a Warn 63294 is what you will need. (from the Warn website)
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They recommend brackets by SanuD or OmniMount. Two threaded holes in back and one on the bottom. Good luck!
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remove the threaded rubber feet and attach the mount in these holes. they have the distance needed for the mounting arms.
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You are going to have to use a hand saw or a drill to make the holes. There are instructions in the box on how to figure the dimensions.
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I am 6'4" so I use an extender. In a clawfoot tub it would work without for 6' and below.
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will accomodate mounting holes that are spaced : 3" x 3" , 4" x 4" , 8"h x 4"v , and 8" x 8"
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Make hole with step drill bit or find a drill bit close enough so it can fit being verry careful then add glue after light is where you want it to be. Thax :) you is the man:)
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Hi Gregory. Don't know if you've already received a response, but the hole needs to be 3/4".
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It possibly could work. It has rubber cups on the feet so I don't think it will slip. My only question would be how close to the edge of the tub you could position the step. If I remember claw-foot tubs have a rounded edge rather than a straight side. We use the stool for getting in the bed we have and it it plenty sturdy.
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May not fit all. The 3 3/8" refers to distance between holes where faucet attaches to tub, where plumbing enters tub. Good luck.
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Yes there is a hole in the center. It appears to be about 3/8". There are also two mounting tabs,one on either side.
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Hi Violet,Wish I could help, but it turned out to be the wrong hardware for a tub/shower combination, and I returned it without really opening the box. For what it's worth, the return credit was hassle-free.
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Doug. This item worked on a 1921 tub. The square hole fit. It was smaller in size,but it work
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How did you crush the diverted? Anyway, go to Homedepot and ask customer service. Tell them you have a claw foot tub and they should be able to find what you need. Take the faucet and components with you. That's important so they can see the size diverted you need. Never over tighten anything and always use thread tape. Best of luck hope this helps!